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- TheHoya 72 mm OMM HMC UV filterprotects your camera's lens from ultra-violet rays, meaning outdoor photographsare always blur-free
- 1 year UK warranty
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TheHoya 72 mm OMM HMC UV filterprotects your camera's lens from ultra-violet rays, meaning outdoor photographsare always blur-free.
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
This filter is good, well built and it appears to do its job (protecting the lens)
Pros:
1) Relativly inexpensive
2) Well built.
3) The Hoya web site says this filter has greater than 97% light transmission.
4) Multi coated.
Cons:
None that I can think of.
I will over time be replacing all my lens protection filters with the HMC version as these are a good compromise (cost against quality) between the standard and super HMC filters.
I have not experienced any real problems with his filter but would advise purchasing a thinner filter for wide angle lenses in the long run it's worth the extra cash.
Pros:
1) Relativly inexpensive
2) Well built.
3) The Hoya web site says this filter has greater than 97% light transmission.
4) Multi coated.
Cons:
None that I can think of.
I will over time be replacing all my lens protection filters with the HMC version as these are a good compromise (cost against quality) between the standard and super HMC filters.
I have not experienced any real problems with his filter but would advise purchasing a thinner filter for wide angle lenses in the long run it's worth the extra cash.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Hoya filters are excellent, and if you go to their website, you will find that the HMC (Hoya Multi Coated) series are a step up from the "standard" range. It is very easy to pay more than this for a standard filter, so shop around for the HMC level, which reduces the reflection given by the glass.
The visual effect given by a UV filter is very subtle but still clearly visible, especially in sunny landscape shots. They certainly never seem to have an adverse effect, and so are ideal to leave on a lens permanently as a means of protection. If you want to really visibly enhance your outdoor shots, go for a polarising filter, which can be fitted on top of this if you want to, although this might lead to some vignetting on wide angle shots due to the combined length of the rings.
Overall, excellent and convenient lens protection at a very reasonable price.
The visual effect given by a UV filter is very subtle but still clearly visible, especially in sunny landscape shots. They certainly never seem to have an adverse effect, and so are ideal to leave on a lens permanently as a means of protection. If you want to really visibly enhance your outdoor shots, go for a polarising filter, which can be fitted on top of this if you want to, although this might lead to some vignetting on wide angle shots due to the combined length of the rings.
Overall, excellent and convenient lens protection at a very reasonable price.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I must confess I have never really been able to perceive the optical benefits of daylight and UV filters, but this one, like all others I have owned, does a great job of protecting the lens to which it is attached.
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